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  • Fact Check: Trudeau's Visit To Mar-A-Lago In November 2024 Does NOT Prove Trump Was Barred From Entering Canada For Felony Conviction At The Time

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    Did Canada ban President-elect Donald Trump from entering the country as of November 2024 because of his felony conviction? No, that's not true: A person is only declared inadmissible when they try to cross into the country, and no credible source reported that Trump tried to enter Canada before Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau visited him in Florida. Contrary to…

    • Dec 4, 2024
    • by: Uliana Malashenko
    Fact Check: Trudeau's Visit To Mar-A-Lago In November 2024 Does NOT Prove Trump Was Barred From Entering Canada For Felony Conviction At The Time Unsupported
  • Fact Check: Trump CAN Vote In Florida Despite Felony Conviction

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    Is Donald Trump banned from voting in Florida because of his felony conviction? No, that's not true: Florida allows felons to vote if their conviction took place in another state that has no such ban. Trump was convicted in New York state, where felons are allowed to cast their ballots if they are not in prison. Trump has yet to…

    • Oct 21, 2024
    • by: Randy Travis
    Fact Check: Trump CAN Vote In Florida Despite Felony Conviction Trump Can Vote
  • Fact Check: Fake Image Of Donald Trump In Police Custody After Guilty Verdict Is AI-Generated

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    Does an Instagram image that shows police forcibly leading away an angry Donald Trump accurately represent what happened after his May 30, 2024, conviction on 34 felony counts? No, that's not true: This is an AI-generated image that surfaced on social media after a New York City jury found Trump guilty of concealing hush-money payments. A tool for detecting AI-generated…

    • May 31, 2024
    • by: Sarah Thompson
    Fact Check: Fake Image Of Donald Trump In Police Custody After Guilty Verdict Is AI-Generated AI Image
  • Fact Check: FAKE Photo Of Donald Trump, Melania Trump And Stormy Daniels Was Doctored

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    Is a photo that shows Stormy Daniels standing with Donald and Melania Trump authentic? No, that's not true: The image posted on social media is a combination of two photos -- one of the Trumps, with a pregnant Melania, at an event in 2005 and the other of Daniels at a different event posing for photos in 2006. The three…

    • May 15, 2024
    • by: Alexis Tereszcuk
    Fact Check: FAKE Photo Of Donald Trump, Melania Trump And Stormy Daniels Was Doctored Two Photos
  • Fact Check: FAKE Quote Has Stormy Daniels Saying Trump Made 'Gurgling Sounds and Fell Asleep' After Sex

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    Did Stormy Daniels say that former President Donald Trump "made gurgling sounds and fell asleep" after the two had sex? No, that's not true: In a public reply to one such meme on X, Daniels stated that the events described didn't happen. A Google News search found no credible documents or reporting to corroborate the claim in the meme. A…

    • May 8, 2024
    • by: Madison Dapcevich
     Fact Check: FAKE Quote Has Stormy Daniels Saying Trump Made 'Gurgling Sounds and Fell Asleep' After Sex Daniels Denies
  • Fact Check: Altered Image Of Stormy Daniels Wearing A Mushroom Dress Is NOT Authentic 2024 Trial Photo -- Picture Is From 2018, Dress Was Plain Blue

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    Is an image of Stormy Daniels wearing a blue dress with mushrooms an authentic picture of her going to court in April 2024? No, that's not true: The image has been doctored, with mushrooms added to the dress. Daniels was photographed wearing that same plain blue dress to an appearance on "The View" on April 17, 2018, as video and…

    • Apr 24, 2024
    • by: Alexis Tereszcuk
    Fact Check: Altered Image Of Stormy Daniels Wearing A Mushroom Dress Is NOT Authentic 2024 Trial Photo -- Picture Is From 2018, Dress Was Plain Blue No Mushrooms
  • Fact Check: Hush-Money Trial Judge Did NOT Say To Trump, 'You Didn't Attend The Graduations Of Your Other Four Children'

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    Did the hush-money trial judge say that Donald Trump missed the graduations of his older children, in response to the former president's request that he be allowed to attend youngest son Barron's graduation? No, that's not true: As previously published court transcripts show, the judge did not bring up Trump's graduation attendance record. As of this writing, the trial's schedule…

    • Apr 22, 2024
    • by: Uliana Malashenko
    Fact Check: Hush-Money Trial Judge Did NOT Say To Trump, 'You Didn't Attend The Graduations Of Your Other Four Children' Didn't Say It
  • Fact Check: Video Does NOT Show Manhattan DA Arrested -- Video Just Shows Alvin Bragg Leaving His Office

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    Does this video show Alvin Bragg, the Manhattan district attorney, arrested? No, that's not true: Video used in a claim is from The Associated Press (AP) and in reality the AP caption is, "Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg seen leaving office" on the news service's YouTube channel. No media outlets have reported on Bragg being arrested, including AP. The claim appeared…

    • Apr 6, 2023
    • by: Marlo Lee
    Fact Check: Video Does NOT Show Manhattan DA  Arrested -- Video Just Shows Alvin Bragg Leaving His Office Exiting Office
  • Fact Check: Stormy Daniels 'Bombshell Letter' NOT New -- Released In 2018, She Immediately Disavowed It

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    Does a "bombshell letter from Stormy Daniels debunk" Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg's pursuit of potential criminal charges against former President Donald Trump? No, that's not true: The statement circulating on social media in March 2023 was first publicly released on January 30, 2018, and was widely reported at that time. Since then, Daniels has said the document is false,…

    • Mar 29, 2023
    • by: Ed Payne
    Fact Check: Stormy Daniels 'Bombshell Letter' NOT New -- Released In 2018, She Immediately Disavowed It Disavowed
  • Fact Check: There is NO Proof Donald Trump Settled Multiple Child Rape Cases For Millions Of Dollars

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    Did Donald Trump settle multiple child rape cases for millions of dollars? No, that's not true: A claim has gone viral again that there is a list of payments Trump made to settle rape accusations brought against him by male and female minors. There is no evidence of the cases ever having been filed against Trump and no proof the…

    • Jan 15, 2021
    • by: Lead Stories Staff
    Fact Check: There is NO Proof Donald Trump Settled Multiple Child Rape Cases For Millions Of Dollars No Proof
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